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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
SUMMONS.


TNTKE DI9TnICF O0UnT or TIE TNfEr
/ JuaiciAl DislEaa4 q Wnahinglon IsuIieEg.
holding terms 81 Seattle, n King eeanANs fM
tha counties o. King an4 KitszpG
No. 5661 --Alien q Mason, plaimii& N.
Thomas CharItun, defendant,
oomp1aini hlsd a. the oOanty q kln1. ,
~ Ones q ehe 0laFk Of said Dizlzlce Qg1lA
Tn UnTrB szkxns a. AnzIck sEnB GRnEs1
To Thcmas Charlton, delenaamk
You srs hsrshy required = appsnE q ~
notion broughl eeAlngt you b Ne a1el4
named plaintiff, IN the pisMict oezz1 g -
Third 1udicinl District d the Tasrftof9 q Wa1A.
ingt0n, holding terms a Ne city q es1llla' b
TIE 0ounty Of KinG for the Counties "a ksaN
ana kitAp, And 70 ansWeR the complAi1i ~
therein. Within Glxty days from O. 49, e
the am puhlion&ion % this aumnncna, o. ealE
maat ~ dsfsRlt VIII he lakon as1ina ~
according 70 he prayer q the complains
cover tudEmens On certain FEguIle11lT 11.1'
dated e FncomA, Washington Tertiary. So
27th, A. .. lssA made b. Thomas 01wlAo4
aud payable 70 the order 81 Harriet A. Mrll4H
which prumfasorY note IA for the aum as s4ll
Win interest thaFeen e The rate 81 l1n ~
csnk per annum; socond-To foFeclose 81.
al 1919 . .as s - - Se eea,s, =, -
menl thoreo1 WhieA said mortgage VS. % t|-
9Th daT q Nag. A. d. 1850, dnly made. ax4
ouisd and delivered 70 sid harrist 4. nasaa|I
b. the sid ThomaB Charlton; Third-Ei n
hEeught 70 receiver Judgment On . oeEtain
esnof prumiassry nete, daled e Tacoma wash.
fngtnn ferxitnry, May 1ItA. A. D. I01s, made ~
Thomas CnarlsGn, and payable 70 Ne order ~
Henry Q. RaaioElus, Which, pr1mln1ply no1s 4
for TIE sum o. ea9e. with kBtorcst theresa A
TIE rate 81 ten per cent. Per annnm WourlA
10 forecloge certain mu<tg4fe q tie 49,
amount o. said lMHt mantione6 meta Etpca A
- -
which said Borigzgo Wna On The 1II1 ~ q
May, A. D. 1B8o, duly made, exeoalaa ne4 ~
liFero1 70 sid Henry O. RaEtcrin 1IN&
Thnmaa Charlton
Witness the Hoa. RichaRd A. 1aam &Hlw
the sid DISCREET 1 ~
I anAx. the sal thaEoaf. thia ~
t~~s-~ November, a d. 1851.
". Z. LEDGBRW0QD. tzt
By T. HAMHoE, Deputy. 0AN
Data q Arm pahliaafion Dscsmbee IA. 1885,
Gpoana, MeHaueh4, Hau1o1d 4 M14MN, .
aEnaya for plaintiff.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

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vheEe 20 Roes % keg.e.en. nls paRs.
ana 20 0e pfssent ~ we opsninN " I'M
Legislature tomorrow.
Orion Dsnny has basn promoted chic
engineer Of the Eliza Andersen, ans
M. James O'Nsil, chief Of The ". X
MsEwir, has been sransfssred 70 so
washington, and NJ. =. kie.son sc.
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haa fiiied The position of billing clerk d
the Columbia ana Puaet Sound Raiiroai
Company'a once, Iofk last eveninQ 70
Portland 20 aooepi 9 lucrative positiol
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
ComsoLATaox.

The Odor Of the flowers We soon viii
Miss,
The sonRs Of birds, the sweet and
smiling skies,
| Bat consolation we receive In this,
The seasons here for squash and
pumpkin pies.
Boston Courier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Nov a ny laiilse windog,
~ n s1edg bfoEn.
I eanua4 B1af 10 isa4H th41,
YET I nanss fsmp tto town.
4 kooa tkou wlil not bear lnes
Hsealhieag ] NHaa aFound.
AlIss veil ] gently lower
nv iFonha 10 ~ af0ana.
It'd Biz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

LESBOS, Des. &-Ths Duks of Mari
boEuzRh. whe has been visitina The
Uni1ed States, wns Q pessan9eE on the
stnEme1 Umbrfa, which arrived e
QnoanntUwn ahis mnEuimR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

eocrHTx uozns.
There seems 10 be bat little life iuas
nov b social circles and the ladies are
eli preparlBR for Christmas and the
holiday festivities. Some few parties
have taken place within tbs pas1 wsak
aud several are proposed fos Ibis week.
some Of the young men contemplate
giving . grand ball h paFioE a, as Tha
Tacoma shortly, and many Of the ladies'
are looking forward 10 tbs occasion
with more than the usual amount Of
interest,".
Ths Ilttls informal danes In the par
Tor OF the hotel on Thanksgiving was
ne liFsl since the close Of thoss pleas
ant semi weekly hogs given az the
houss By Manager TyklE during the
summer season. Within the east few
weoks several rev young ladies have
cone 90 Tacoma with theif parents, aud
society n becoming much better. From
this time on, and during The holiday
season. iifa in social circles promises %
be more gay than q has been during
The past few weeks.
nzuErxzoM.
Rev. James ". and Mrs ColvsII ten
deEed q Feoeptioe 20 their friends, %
~. NH|8tAMIHA ANN4tLIIL4 VI AAWkEIAN
evening last. About 800 persons were
present, and there vae quite an array Of
youth and beauty. All the teachers and
TIE thirty young lady boaFders Of the
Annie Wright Seminary we're 10 a.
heQau, whien coulinned tiil II O'Clock.
we're served The guests Mr.. and Mira
rl..f-..ff ..-.n..t1u 49, a. eha ..Na..-.
and have already won q large number
Of fEianda IN thS city. Their nFsi pub
/ lin reception vas Q grand AGAR, and
greatly enjoyed b. al thoss Who wuse
P1RasANT Kyxxrxo.
Ga Thursday evening lasl Mrs.. T. 81.
Bswen entertained about dozen Iady
and gentismen ffisnds at her residences
% A street. me evening vas delight
fully passed IN TIE playing Of vhiss till
the midnichl hours. afseE which ahe
hoslGHs. Ia her own usual style, pre
paEsd an elegant meal fof Der guests.
cRcaAE eomzT1.
he Tacoma ChoFal Society nov has
ahont 80 or 90 members, and she re-
hsarsai occurs each Monday eventna.
Tha ehaRHs Il composed Of ladies' and
gentlemen, many Of whom have rare
talens aed sinR s2eetly. Tbs opera
"I.ittis Tyccsu" Ia being pRactfcsd,
and q b the intsntion Of the society 70
present. The opera a. an early Gay.
sonzxzzza LACKED FORWARD 10.
Abous the middle Of this meath q Il
erected that there viii be q grad
av,ar4ns ~ Aha knEYlknRlal Marital g.
tie inzRue e Fort Stsilaeoom. e which
q number Of TacoEnA'a musicians win
participate. TIE entire legislature, sha
Ravsrnor and staa. With others fron
the diGsReni cities Of The serKitory, win
Be invited he early evening VIII BE-
ein with q dramatic play and eoncart
and concinds with q grand dance sud /
suppeF. Tbe young folks hsrs aFe loak- |
Ina forward % The osanFrsnce with I
EFsaf pleasure.
RxnsuNkrA.
IsaAs ". Anassssa. general manager
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

paaa . sziss ~ ll1m RAl'a
49, Essn& ARA ed Ia ANA
rs1nanca enrfp faes w9ee from . lNe|
Wl1k'1 E11y q XsneougsE. uA1gB 5o1zal
A1sEn knz8 q 1RTm a. eH9Kk He Rp94 -
01gUpfa temsg1gw, Ms1a h4 WzH I'D
e1zz1 rs IN &sEg - meEA.
d. Je1n p. Mnnz1s q WashlsHtnn
I'D. q. whs Dzsr1e1nllE eppssle1 r1.E-
VAalcm physiaknm Cen ~ Msah - L.
etaa nnGg. aExiBed o8 1ha 3zD0u4
nkaa1 fte Elffla 81 ~ weeh sd vi
fenss f1x aowH Homn& ts6aR.
Nd. xYlaE aUd O p. Me1taEzoa -
/ fuxnsd duKiua eha mfddle e shs wsek
/ fr1z = - aasis trio - B1n Er1ncl1sn.
/ Lin Anna n. 5an1a, Ct EcEs 41Mn-
senf. uhn kns hesa ths ezaas e Hiss
Oz1matIe fnx the psi Week. 81 -
Hs9fHle fElday egszinRs W1aEe 80 VII
~ kra d. 0lasg.
H. ana nlEE elsphsm 1aazs IN foz
Wniin Wnila ezEiY Last Week WnnEo tAsy
wIIl ron1aln aboul IN 1aTA
Mia HInnchara and her nz1laE, Mt8l
JuIia binnehazds q Seattlss kage besz
lviafslna fFian1a n Inanma fnE - pasl
wesk. Mis- BIanahnz9 has bew ~
Qao1t a. Mfa. TyIar an6 Nh Julia ~
aase1 ea Mzm PnH6oak. Ths yomns
ia1ieg rs1nEn homa today.
Mr.. and MIA .. h Hagdsn ant
J famiIY a Kn1tpoEt. Maine, sETiEed .
IL 1annma several dags go Mr.. bay
Gan haa nen1s6 q Ee9l61noe o. MeEtl
Tao1ma ayeuue, aaaE TIE ssminaEy, -
viii Eem0ve thaEsto fhia week. He 8
bfether o. Oaplain Haydsus of ne ~
I've Brothers,
1 GsoeRs R. DslpraA. Who has bel
paazlna Elk weeks With biz family 4
chisaao, rsanrned 70 Tasoma Thnsadal
evening.
i Ps1l eohulss, general land azsnt .
he Northern Paef6e Railroad. viii le1x
Taooma today for q mouths txip % y
paul, Nsw Tork and tho easl.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Oscar & Huhns who e
oenfIy arrived heFe, are atill naAkin
4 shsiF home e. the Tacoma.
Miss Hayden, who recently nEEis1
with her parents from the eagB. q quii
q charming young lady and viii prov
, quite an acquisition b Tnc0mA soolsts
RWm aaWR mHA eEHR8RWMT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

W0nM ROR ALL-g50 A wEAK a. -
go =. ~ ssss. }. .. Tieziix. go
a''~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Whan baby was sick, Ne gave haf cas'a
Whsa ahs va child ahs cried foF c.ls
Whsa she keeAme aias. shs ciazg = c.
Whnshshadchn shs qaEsthens
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

The episurs is Iieht and 50,
And NOT wilhou1 q reason
Fer summer nnonfhs have passsd assay,
And oysterS ere ID season.
--MsrchaHs Traveller.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
gEIEFIE or TEE VEM
Whb Celebration o. 81. An
arews' Day.
Tssn Etuls Is Ihs Cent Il Hssk
Girls Il FFyes sFsia Esux


nsslsss Hstu sssa Tassna an1
eiympsas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04
onuncn aocIAL.

The Presbyterian soolabls given last
Wednesday evening AZ tha fesidsnne Of
Hfr. and Mrs. &. Calvert vas very en-.
soyahle affair, and - u The custom at
zach gatherings the usual gamea were
pAFtiolpated IL. Ths programme ns
HonAesed consisted Of dnett, organ and
1iule accompaniment Miss r. Han.
doiph and Or. Price; solo, Me-. A, Can
ming; QanKtetts, MeasEa. Oolman, Bow
man, Whslley and Oolman; solo. Miss
Emma Jones. The remainder OF The
svening vas spent IN social conversation
and Feffsahmanta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

Ths Good Tsmplaxa Of Olympia viii
bold G memorial service 81 Tacoma ball
teday eli 8 D. m. In honor OF the late }.
B. Finch, Of Illinois. right worthy Grand
tampisr. The Hon. n. A. Root grand
ehisf templaR Of the tsEFit0Fs. viii pre-
side. There will be addresses b. The
Rsxs. Massey. Campbell and Carver.
Tia ssEvioas viii BE- inteFgpoFsed With
music suitable 10 the occasion.
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Ga Thursday evening last Mrs.. T. 81.
Bswen entertained about dozen lady
and eentlemen fFiends 81 her Fesidence
% A street. me evening was delight
fully paased IN The playing Of whiSt till
the midniehl hours. afseR which Abe
hoalaHs. Ia her own usual style, pre
paEsd an eleQant meal fof heR guests.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

The Ancieai Order Of Unlled Temp
lars held q reanion and aociahie 81 The
residences IL NJ. sud MFa. Alfred Hny.
der. eoFnar o. Eighth and seneca. last
Wednesday evening". Tue object Of the
meeting Waa 10 wind up the aHaiFs Of
che association, and after that buaineas
had been diaposed Of the guests passed
The evening very paeasaatlY With recita-
eions and music and refreshmenla.
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Advice to ''Gon;ent."

Your Tar Kiln correspondents is Ike
most of his neighbors, content on
small things. . dozen eggs is heavy
stock in trade for the greater part Of
them, and bad eggs AZ that He thinks
he has gotten OF something funny. Ii
he could look through other eyes, he
would discover something that has
never crossed that pigmy brain OF his.
My advice to him is, to push his egg
business, and keep out OF newspapers.
They are too deep water fcr such
ducks as him to swim ii. L. 5.
Foreston, July 2, 1887.
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Giye Them q Chance.

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all your breathing machinery. Very
wonderful machinery it is. Not only
the larger air passages, but the thous-
ands of little tubes and cavities lead
ing from them.
When these are clogged and clok-
ed with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they DO, they can
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-07-06
Turkish Bath Soap! 6 cakes for -
cents at Dinkins e Cos.
Or, c, ALLEN HUGs!NS, SaR.

The following tribute Of respect has
been adopted by Manning Lodge. j.
%. G. T., in memory OF D.. q. Alien
Huggins, ST.:
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from tie Manning
Lodge. I. O. G. T., onr worthy end
beloved brother, c. Allen Higgins,
and whereas the intimate relations
long held by the deceased with the
mentors of this body renders it prop
er that we should place on record our
appreciation OF his worth; therefore.
ieSgjcsd: That n the death OF
Brother G. Allen Haag;&s, this Lodge
has lost one OF its most consistent
members, ana tie temperance cause
III ardent sad e:;icien. 2slvoc&te.
?. That in the character and life of
our departed brother, we recognize a
devotion to the highest and purest
moral principles, un:iring activity in
the cause Of humanity, and gener-
GUS benevolence, which knew no
boundary but his owa personal abill-
ty.
5. That We extend oar sympathy to
tae bereaved wife and children, and
with them will cherish the virtues and
emulate the example so nobly set.
4 That a copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family OF the deceased,
tie papers OF the town, aEd the ,SouiA-
eru Christian hGcocGie.
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the LIFE AND DEATH Of NATURE
,Y DE-. J. L. EASTEELiNG.

By DE-. J. L. EAsTEELlNG.
The lcafletS, tae buds, and the blossoms OF
Are beauties that death only lulls with his
sting;
Though gone be their presence, lifc's spark
WI! remain,
,, And smiling they'll cone back next spring
time again.
Time, time, swift swift time.
Eternity Chains ey ry moment Of thine.
When wave after wave, like the ebh:ng Of
death,
Reoedo IRON their shore as # sasping for
breath,
soon .2.cy will return as if coming to life,
aad keep up u! judgment this alternate
strife
Time, time, swift swift dme,
Eternity ciai.Hs evry moment of thine.
Yon moon onward moving, doth gracefully
T.INe
Til lost in the distance, tAen comes back
the same,
And She Will obey natures limited laws
| Dcsp;1 all the scr.uoliDg OF lnideI paws.
Time, ti.Ge, swift swift rlme,
Eternity claims ev'ry moment Of thine.
II.
How grand IS the sun rising robed IN its
hight,
Embracing the stars and d;spelling the
night,
Yet soon doth he set with blush on his face,
That night might return with each star IN It's
place.
Time. time, swift swift time,
Eternity claims ev'ry moment Of thine.
Though dark clouds may gather and slut
out from view
Yon mantle of nature that wraps her il blue,
They'll fee at her nod or one Liast OF her
breath
Like all other changes that socr to be Death.
Iii2e, time, swift swift TINE,
Eternity. claims er'ry inomcnt Of thine.
VI.
! Loud thunder peals bursting, their fury at
test,
Then fall on the bosom Of silence at rest.
Bespangled with flashes they rise IN thelr
! might,
Returning with heralas they've borrowed
rom hight,
Time, time, swift swift time,
Eternity claims ev'.y moment Of thine.
Fen natures just equipoise seec.eth to
bend,
Wlen vapor arises or dew drop descend;
One end Of the poise takes negative course
| The other, obeyeth q positive torce.
! Time, time, swift swift ,.;le,
Eternity claims eY,ry moment OF thine
VII.
The forces of natUre may terribly shock
: When they follow tie spade, axe, and blast
ing OF rock,
Whilst ,neteors that sport in the heavens
doth fall,
II beautiful showers which scarcely appall.
Time, time, swift swift time,
Eternity claims every moment OF thine
Man may cut down, lie may dig, ne may bore,
! Yet natures stern laws Will be sure to re-
store
Every flaw in her po;se, let X cost what 1t
may,
With electric conyulsions or storIr-Aghts 1t
play.
Time, time, swift swift time,
Eternity claims ev'ry moment Of ttlne.
0 nature Gods Bible describes thee and
thine,
Thy bounds and tiny splendOrs that round
thee entwine,
Far better than science or skeptical lore,
That with thee must crulnblc when tine IS
no more.
Time tine, swift sw::ec; time,
Eternity claims evty moment of thine.
We turn from tbs ending OF time with as:gl',
When nature and al Of her children .ao,t
die,
To contcmp; man, who viii rise from the
grave.
And 60 to his God with the talents he gave.
Tine, tine, SALT swift time,
:. Etern. y CLAIMS cry moment o. tl!Ee.
XII.
Who taught him to think Of herea:ters re-
reward,
Where vision. bcg:ns and the far OF the
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Or II BAER,

Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 13l & 1ss-
Meeting street, Charleston, S. c.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Foreign.
and Domestic Chemicals, Glassware
Spices, Brushes, Essential Oils, Sur.
e5ical instruments, Perfumery, Fancy
Goods, SHOW CASES, Of all sizes.
and al articles usually found IN ;s
First-class Drug House. Prices low
Quick sales and small profits.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-07-06
The County Commissioners VI
hold meeting on the 2cth INST

Miss Estell Iselnan, OF Marion IS
visiting Miss Sallie Levi,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-07-06

Fast Line between CHARLESTON And
COLUMBIA AND UPPER South CAROLINA.
C1g.de.sed .ScheGi, <
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Tie Mount Lebanon (Naw

iiC -h''ii4U ->~'''+''-tN. ~ ~
Yor;;.;; Shakers aEe a g.iet con-
m1;n:5,,, seci~e,s>; fros.? t55.a 1fis5
aud woay Of Il 5la outside World.
They are widely l.2o"n, bow
>z-aa1r,, :9c t!.e;r strict honor and
,2ro'5;ty in 5,:s;n ess
The ss..:.c::.a ss.3c:.a believe tll;&;tt na-
ttuT,e j:a7 a-ea.1,. foc e':ery dis-
ease. < 1c.y have been found
the rest are as yet unknown.
rt3Iany were discovered by acci-
dent. Gsners came 70 light IS
Tie result Of patient experir1en55 !
ard research.
Nervous Dyspepsia is a con:-
paraa;ve]y :5s2c disease. growing
out q lie conditions OF modern
lie. il IS a JOINT affection OF
J..a G::s,s."s5:ye organs and Of the
ne.vo2s system. These tive
were tor..lerly treated IS sePa-
rate s....s:aIats, and it was jef5j Ell
for lie c,,eai-sigGted Shakers
to prove that the bass off tbs
terrible and cftea fatal conpI;-
cation les chiefly III the d;sogd-
erc>, a2e; deprayed functions ( :
digestion and nutrition. They
reasoned th,is:-''ff We csa.a IL
d1ce TIE sIomach to do It's
WORK, and stimulate the excre-
tive organs 10 drive out OF The
body the poisonous waste nat
ters w4;ca remain after the.life-
giving clements Of the food
lave been absorbed, we shall
have Conquered Nervous Dy-s-
pepsia and Nervous Exhaust
ION. and they Were right.
KNOWING: the Hide poser
Of Shaker Extract {Seigel's
S5yrrr) in less complicated
though sini! lar diseases,
they resolved 70 test 1t fully
in this. 70 leave 10 ground
for dou5tt they prescribed the
remedy II hundreds cf cases
which h&t, been pronounced N
curable-sv::,a perfect success
in ever Instance where their
directions as 10 living and Diet
were sc~:7?,'.ors?y followed.
Nervous Dyspepsia and Ex-
haustion IS s peculiarly Amcli-
can diseasa. 70 q greater or
less extent ha15 the people cf
this country s;.1Sier from It
bothsa1es aad al agas. IN 70
coun1s: ir the world are there
50 raav insane asyluns fled
to ora:1to2r;:.:-, al resulting
from t3a;s alarming disease. lis
leading symptoms are these:
Frequent Of continual head
ache; q dull pain al the base
Of the bran; bad breath; nau-
seous elae55at:ons; the rising
Of SOUR end puagent fluids to
the throat; i sense Of cypress
ION ana f;;;;it1a2ass 1t ttle pit Of
the stomach; 1i;asttnjcnce;; wake
f,dress and Joss Of sleep; dis
srst with zoo. even when
weak rom lie naac; oSitt; Sit sticky
Or sliny matter on tie teeth or
in the mouth, especially on ris-
ing IN the morning.; fturred and
coated toncue; dull eyes; cold
hands and feet: constipation; !;
dry or rough sin inability to
p = I,C,,, l.aiI
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sIesas. Horton and Brailssord visit
ed together last week, the bridges
over Black River. after an lnspec-
ton they pronounced the work Of re-
pairing by Mr.. ". ". Newman, "we4
done"
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Terms Cash With :.s!l '2Ssr sy Ger

Stores shipped f.o:a !f,lc:orv including so
pieccs. i Eat Top Si5, No Z Cook StoTe
for 81. oven l5Xi5, weight 220 lbs. i Eat
Cox, so. No. Cook S;ore 10Y 50, oxen
i7Xi,, weight $50 lbs. Ma-.1nt=@l 10 give
perfect ,!;sfactio2.
J. D. EAT,rE,TI;EI;EI1IT3, Chester. s. C.
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Nos. 23 a;ll IS stop at al Stations except
Cain Savannah. W&teree and Simi2s
Passengers for points on c. & G. R. r.,
G., c. {; \ t. r. Stations. Aiken Junction,
and all points beyond, should take No. %.
Pullman Sleeper for Augusta on this train.
Trains 81 md 5G make close connection
at Florence with Trains on C. Il d. L. L.
). Z. hE.Ni.i, JOHN I. DIVINE,
Sru't Trans. Geal Srp't.
T. II. 'E,EEEsoS, General Passenger Ag n :.
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a AS
SURVEYORS aWOTICE,

The undersigned respectfully offers his
services IN this and adjacent counties as .
Land Surveyor, auj; viii faithfully execute
whatever work my be entrusted to him.
J. Z. SCOTT.
Manning S. c., March i6, 1857.
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not do well.

not DO we'll
CAL it cold, cough, Group, pneumo-
MA, catazrh, consumption OF any Of
the family Of throat anc; nose and
hoad and lung distractions. Ill are
bad. 81 onghS 10 be got rid O.
Tnerc IS just one sure way to get rd
of them. That is to take Boschee $
German Syrup. which any druggist
will sell voa at IS cents bottle. Ever
if everything else has failed You, you
may depend upon this for certain.
Turkish Bath Soan. 6 cakes for -